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Amuseuents.

NATIONAL THEATER.-Gilbert and Sullivan's
pretty opera, "Patience" will be revived by the
Fitzgerald Opera Co. at this house next week.
This is one OF the most enjoyable and tuneful Of
Gilbert and Sullivans works, and 1T will be put on
In good style next week, with strong cast and
beautiful costumes
THE SECOND BATTLE OF BULL RUN goes on brave
y for the benefit OF historical students and lovers
Of the exciting and picturesque at the Panorama
building.
KERNAN's SUMNER THEATER.-The operate
burleSQue for next week will be "The Mascot"
and in addition the usual extensive bill OF variety
features will be given.
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IrcH1Na SKIN DISEASES
INSTANTLY RELIEVED BY CUTICURA.

TREATMENT.-A warm bath with CUTIcURA SOAP,
and single application of CUT1CURA. the great Skin
Cure This repeated daily with three doses of
CuTIcURA REsoLvENT, the New Blood Purifier, to
keep the blood COOL the perspiraton pure aud unrri
tating, the bowels open the liver and kidneys active
will speedily cure Eczema letter. Ringworm Psoria-
Sis Lchen, Prurtus, Sca- Head, Dandruff and every
species of Itching scaly and Pimp1y Humors Of the
Scalp and skim when the best physicians and remedies
fail
ECZEMA ON A CHILD
Your most valuable CUTIouRA REMEDIES have done
my child much good that feel like saying this for
the benefit Of those who troubled with skin disease
My little girl was troubled with Eczema, and tried
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The EIeventh-street Arson Case.

Ame EScVemtmsSUeet AfSOu CaSes
MISS NBRIDB WANTS PosTPoNEMENT, AND MAR
LAND WANTS TO BE TRIED NEXT WEEK.
To-day, in the Criminal Court, Judge Mont
gomery, the case OF Mary j. Mcbride and John q.
Mcfarland, indicted for arson in having set re to
house SIS 11th street. was called by Messrs. w. A.
Cook and Van Manning, who asked that the trial
Of the first-named be postponed till after the
recess OF the court. Mr.. T. C. Taylor, for McFar-
land. asked that his case be tried on Tuesday. The
delay was asked on account OF Miss McBride's
physical condition and Mr.. Cooks engagements
and health and the expedition asked for In McFar-
lands case was because OF his desire to leave the
city. The court directed that certificates be
furnished In each case
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NEW FEATURES AND HANDSOME IMPROVEMENTS.
During the past few months Mr.. Levi Wood
bury the proprietor OF the st. James HOTEL south
west corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street.
has been making extensive additions, alterations,
and Improvements to that attractive hostelry.
which have added materially to the facilities for
| the accommodations OF guests The hotel has
now twice the number OF rooms it had before the
occupied by the grocers, Messrs. Beall & Baker,
for their business, is now part OF the hotel and
In addition the upper floors Of the rev Bea and
| mand for increased hotel accommodations is the
secret OF this large outlay OF money. 1t is only
sponded to by the enterprise OF the proprietor.
Mt woodbury. states h that during the past
man ne as y s eSd to tne ngh
because he had no place to put them. He thinks
that now he is better equipped for the changed
there have been many changes in the interior ar
rangement OF the hotel the Office is still in the old
moved from the of1ice to the old smoking room,
ing formerly occupied by the bar and cafe. These
tiers in the new part Of the building, fronting on
the Avenue. The floor is OF ornamental tiles, and
carved screen between the bar and the cafe are
polished oak. 1t is the intention to make the cafe
special feature and lunch counter for the &C;
c0mmOdatiOn OF those who wish to take hurried
bite has been introduced. The kitchen is also in
the the new part, adjoining the restaurant, and
udS Uccu uGGtu up III Guo mOot dp-
proved style. An elevator has been put In
and the rooms in the upper floors. all Of which
been in some cases arranged in suites, parlor bed
| room and bathroom. The main dining room is on
the second floor, looking out on the avenue, and,
like the other parts or the hotel, has been newly
furnished in the modern fashion. There are also
private dining rooms, separated by folding doors,
large small dinner parties There are, of
course, electric bells, electric lights, and all the
other adjuncts OF modern tirsJ-class hotel.
THE LATE LIEUT.. DANENHOwERs William ex-
empl1fed copy OF the will OF the late Lieut.. John
who committed suicide at Annapolis some months
| since, was received from Oswego County, N. Y,
by the register Of wills yesterday afternoon. 1t
bequeatheS all the deceased's property his wife,
Celia Latin Danenhower, and is dated April 2,
1924
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RIVER VIEW:

v
SUNDAY JULY g.
Steamer Mary Washington will leave her wharf at
1880 a. m and p. IN.
Tickets, % cents.
Carrying capacity eleven hundred. without crowd
ing
fine Brass Band on Sundays. 1t
July THE FOURTH-GRAND DAY AND EVE
% ming Picnic to be given under the auspices of Plate
LIST st and New York ave. in honor of the one hum
dTedth anniversary of the Declaration of 1ndepen
dence." Prize bowling. Tickets. 25 cents. IT.
MOONLIGHT EXCURSION TO MARSHALL HALL.
SATURDAY, July 2. 1887. Steamer leaves her wharf,
foot of 7th St., at 10 IN. and 10 m Returning.
arrives at and 10 30 m Families wishing to- can
where every accommodation and facility will be afford
ed for comfort and pleasure Fare round trip 2oc 1t
FUNHE MANAGERS OF THAT DELIGHTFUL DAY
Il resort, MARSHALL HALL. having decided to in
crease transportation that point have chartered the
steamer John W. thompson to make trip
SUNDAY, July 3,
leaving Tth-st. wharf at 3 PAM
The carrying capacity of the Thompson having been
greatly by the extension of the saloon deck
can, in conjunction with the steamer Corcoran--eav
ing at 2:3O-accommodate 1850 passengers without
Crowding; return 3 pm.
Tickets. 20 cts
Good meals served on the grounds a la Carte It.
"ARPER'S FERRY
Ill The CAPITAL CITY GUARD will give an E1.
o. Depot $3.50 and S:45 a. In. Leave Harper's Ferry
Round trip 1925: children. 65 cents It,
ITO FOR GREAT FALLS AND CABIN JOHN
trips on SUNDAYS, MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS and
FRIDAYS Alternate days for charter Boat leaves High
and Canal SITS, Georgetown, = am Fare 5Oc round
trip. For information apply ]. g. and J. NJ WATERS.
jy.S-1ms
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Julius LANsBURGH, 315 7th street, win sell on
Tuesday morning. July 9TH. 1000 mosquito Cano-
pies at S1., including all the fixtures, 1500 rolls
In body brussels at 81 cents each; all colors in
shades on patent spring fixtures b cents; smyrna
mats ~ cents, smyrna rugs $50, reduced from
$3.50: "a. 81 smyrna rugs, reduced 10 S2-9S; $3.50
Smyrna rugs reduced TO s4.4S; 1000 tapestry
rugs at al each.
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CHARGED WITH HOUSEKEEPING. - Yesterday
VINO gave his name as Joseph Oates and Locked md
him up on suspicion. The officer recovered a
quantity OF goods which it was supposed he had
stolen. Shortly after his arrest Mrs Albert NJ
NOyes OF No. 926 street, appeared at the station
and stated that her house had been entered during
the morning and robbed of quantity OF articles
Mrs Moves Identified OF the articles recovered
as belonging to her, and the prisoner was charged
with HOUSEKEEPING in the daytime. To-day in
Thursday.
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The Best Saratoga Trunk
For SO that can be had anywhere is made and
sold at TOPHAM's Mandatory,
6 1921 Pennsylvania ave- n. W.
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Publications for he "a hours commencing at 2 D. M
For the District OF Columbia. Maryland and
virginia, fair weather, southerly winds, sta
tiOnlrN tcnnpratnrn
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SPECIAL Nor1cE
During the months Of June, July and August
strictly cash customers who buy $500 in Dry
Goods will receive . pair OF handsome DAMASk
TOWELS These elegant Towels are all pure linen,
very fine quality. immense size. yard and quar-
ter long, and decorated with handsome wide border
worth 81 pair.
BARGAINS. BARGAINS. BARGAINS.
DRY GOODS AT ACTUAL COST.
BEAUTIFUL LAWNS, nearly one yard wide finest
quality, worth 12xc, reduced TO &c.
BEAUTIFUL LAWNS new styles, sc.
FRENCH LAWNS, 15c.
LINEN LAWNS, loo
FIGURED SATINES, in short ends, worth Csc, re.
duced to 1Oc.
BEAUTIFUL LACE DRESS GOODS, immense
width double the width of single width dress goods,
all pure wool worth 15cs reduced 70 37hc.
CRINK14ED GINGHAMS. beautiful styles. worth
121sc., reduced to TIC.
1BATROSS, pure wool, wide double width. worth
FANCY SILKS. 316. 40 and 45c.
BLACK SURAH SILKS. cash value, 87}fc.. reduced
to 624c.
BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS, In Plaids, Stripes,
Checks and Fancy Styles, 2 yards for only SO.
ALL CASH. NO CREDIT.
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GIXTn SELECT ANNUAL EXCURSION OF THE
y GEORGETOWN CATHOLIC UNION TO RIVER
VIEW, THURSDAY JULY Z, 1887
STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON will leave High
st. wharf, Georgetown, at q. and TIA ST. wharf at
10 a. IN. and p M, sharp. Returning. will leave
River View at 3 30 and 9 p. M.
Tickets, SO cents; Children, under 10 years, 25
cents. ieS5jy2, 5,6E7
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BENT WITH PAIN

Due to Infamed Kidneys, Weak Back and Loins.
Aching Hips and Sides, Relieved in minute by the
CUTICURA ANTI-PAIN PLASTER. Never fails At
druggists, 25c. five for ST. Potter Drug and Chemi-
cal Co. Boston. tuO
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LIGHTNING RODs on Prof. Henry'S house and
Smithsonian Institution are insulated can refer
u number OF houses injured where rods are
Lot insulated j. III. huehling.
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The FOURTH OF July will be celebrated glOri-
ouSly, as usual, at DOoley'S Rialto Fountain Sd
street and Pennsylvania avenue southeast. De-
lclou5 cream soda water, with granulated ice. Try
the milk ShsAe, cents a glass.
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Two Grades Of Canvas Dress TrunkS.
Two trays, all muslin lined, good and strong for
s. and $l2. ToPHAA'S Mandatory,
& 1C31 PENNSYLVANIA avo
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$40 AII-wooL mems suits. Eiseman, 7th and E

BFODHEAD Co. offer PfquOt bleached 10-4
Sheeting at DC; unbleached 10-4 Sheeting at
il &C.; LOnsdale Cambria at 104c.; Ginghans, sc.
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Hot WEATHER SPECIALS-GauZe underwear,
Jean drawers. lisle-thread socks, percale shirts,
lawn neck-wear, linen handkerchiefS
brellas, straw and linen hats, gloves ''dickey"
sets, carriers, arm-b bands, and hundreds of other
articles suitable for the heated term. X. c. Lewis
d Son, 14.,l New \ ork av., branch $40 9TH st.
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CROWN DENTAL CREAM, at Mertz' Pharmacy.
SO ALL-wooL mems suits Eiseman, 9TH and E.
SAVE EYksIGHr, consult Hempler. ave-, cor AZ
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COMPARISONS are odOrOus," as Mrs. Malaprop
would say, and the most Strfkingly odorOus OF all
comparisons Is TO compare the superior quality Of
E.istman'S ArtutuS with others.
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unauthorized Cincinnati Beer is especially
adapted for family use. 75c. per doz Agency, i2O8
ST. NV (3m
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After SufferimR

with nervous prOstratiOn for years, take DR.. Hem
ley's Celery, Beef and Iron, and be cured.
For reStlesSness and Sleeplessness take DR.
Henley's Celery, Beef and Iron.
Jas. L Barbour, sole agent for this District of
DR.. Henley's celebrated Celery, Beef and Iron
Tonic.
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SUNS reduced to $40. Elseman, It'll andE

CONGRESS HALL SARATOGA STRINGS, Y. Y.-Rates
81 per day for rOOElS except those ON parlor and
nTSt 1oOrS; open from June Is 10 october 1.
CLEMENT Sc Cox, ProprietorS
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OF our own make at lowest prices
T0PHAN'S 4anufactory,
1881 pennsylvania ave, n. w.
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Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered In u ID. "Wardn prints 4Oc per No.
Also, Cottage Cheese and Butterm1lk; sweet MIX
e. Per quart
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Will Send and Measure Window
and put Fly Screen Frames complete to slide up
or down. for S5c. each window. Bailey sos 7th ST. 8
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REMOVED to 1912 Pennsylvania avenue.
j. II. kUEHLING.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

AmuSementS Tonight
NATIoNAI--'The Mascot"
ALBAUGHs.-"Bohem1a Girl"
kEKNAN's.-"P1nafore' and Variety.
MANASSAS PANoRAMA-Day and evening.
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PLEAS OF Nor GuILrY.-In the Criminal Court
for larceny from the person; Lewis Davis, for as
sault with intent to kill; Daniel Taper, for lar
guilty.
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e3 Per Gallon, ?5c. Quart Bottle, No. 1
Rye Wh1skey, best In the world for the money
Orders by mail McGEE's, 9th near d St was
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JUsr RECEIVED, beautiful line OF linen hand
kerehiefS, lowest prices. Francs cor. 9TH and d.
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SO ALL-wooL mems suits. Eiseman, 7th and

For GLYNOST.-Steamer Pilot Boy for charter
DAY Excursions See advertisement.
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FCSSELL'S ICE-CREAM.

STEAMER PILOT Boy can be chartered for day
Excursions. See advertisement.
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SS0SS 4 EE En- TIT e. E ERf ssss
SSoSS ( ~ 4 ( ( I EEEr + Z sass
,eo3 I'll MARKET SPACE. NEAR 9TH ST
FounrH OF july.

FOURTH OF Jurx
NOTICE TO THE TRADE AND pRopRIEToRs OF
SUMNER RESORTS
We are prepared to sell Fireworks Flags and Japan.
csc Lanterns at New York prices. Largest assort-
ment to select from.
CHI. RUPPERr.
te15 4O3. 4O5 7th 1T nv.
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rAdyertiseuenfl

ADVERTISEMENT
FOREST GLEN VILLA SIZES Will be offred for sole
on the Atm OF July on the subdivision made by J.
n Hertlord, who viii be on the ground all day to
show any one Desiring TO purchase lots now ofFered
al very low figures
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A Scene I'm Judiciary Square.

JHE LIVELY INTERVIEW WHICH COLoRED GIRL
FORCED ON wEL-DREssED MAN.
About $40 O'Clock this morning scene was
enacted in Judiciary square, wes5 Of the court
hOusa which attracted the attention OF quite a
number OF spectators rnlddle-aged man. dressed
IN spotless white, was passing through the
grounds. when he was accosted bya colored girl
He at once halted, and she was overheard TO use a
Proiane and not very complimentary expression
He said hurriedy: ..Ill see you this evening and
then attempted 10 pass on. She seized his
uLorella and struggle ensued. He then tried TO
tar her into good huInor and she became some
sweetness, DC, much 10 the amusement OF the
, 81. a,. crown mat began 10 gather about
inc couple. Inc position OF the man was
every moment becoming more enbarressing
finaILy he became angry and struck at her. when
ana said she would follow him 10 his Office He
made a run 10 get out OF the park, but she
stepped IN his path. and then they had another
cODfab, he talking In low tones and She in Ionter
ones Finally he looked at his watch and saving
Tai MS Time was short, started on very rapid
walk toward 9th street, She walking by his side
ana ne Telling her that she had better not follow
HIN 10 the ONCE
The CLERKS WERE LATE-The departmen,al
train or the Balti more and Ohio Railroad iunrJed
Us track yesterday morning when near Washing
ton Junction, and the clerks on board were de-
delay ed Two hours In getting TO their Offices A
number Of freight cars were smashed
CHIEF ENGINEER SNYpERs FuNKR.I.-Funeral
services over the remains OF the late CHIEF En-
g1neer snyder, of the Navy, were held at the
Portland yesterday afternoon, the Rev DR. Ciesy
OF Epiphany Episcopal Church, Officiating. The
body was taken on the IL 10 train last night TO
POttSviue Pa, where the flnal services und inter
ment Will take place detail OF sailors from the
hayward were the active pall-bearers.
PARIoR CAR TO TIP VIRGINIA SHRrNGs-On and
alter Monday. July 4. parior car viii be attached
10 the Virginia Valley express leaving WASHINGTON
at 1O;lO a. H. arriving at stanton at $50 o. m
ON The return trip the parlor Will be attached
10 the train leaving Staunton at e2o a. m.
arriving at Washington 5:l5 p. m. This car will
run daily, except sunday, and will prove a great
convenience 10 passengers desiring 10 go TO and
Irotn the summer resorts and medical springs In
the Valley OF Virginia.
ADVERTISEMENT
FOREST GLEN VILLA SITES Will be Offvred for sale
on the Atm OF July on the subdivision made BY j.
h Hertford, W no Will be on the ground all day 10
show any one desiring TO purchase lots now oYered
al very low figures
CHANGE OF TIAE--Steamer THOMPSON win leave
on July at go pm, instead OF an for all
fotomac River landings far as Colron,s Sleeu-
ing accommodations furnished free.
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CHANGE OF TEAE--Steamer Thomson viii leave
on July at 80 pm, instead OF an for all
fotomac River landings as far as Colton,s Sleep-
Ing accommodations furnished free
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OPEN on THE FOURTH, usual, from am to 9
pm COrnS and BuniOnS, % cents each, at DrS.
kenisOns' 10th street and Pennsylvania, over
Davis hat store
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TRAINS leave Washington for Rehoboth Beach,
Arrive at Rehoboth 2 20 pm.
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GAs STOVES at Shedd BIOS. AZ 9th st.
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EXCURSIONS, PIC-NICS, &c

FAMILY BASKET P1c-N1c
Under the auspices of
THE UNION VETERAN CORPS. OLD GUARD.
At the
SCHUETZEN PARK
Seventh Street Road
MONDAY, JULY 4, 1887.
MUSIC, DANCING, BOWLING. AND SHOOTING.
Admission, 25 cents 1t
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EXCURSIONS, PICNICS. &c.

INDEPENDENCE DAYAT
MOUNT VERNON,
Steamer W. W. CORC0RAN will make two trips TO
Mt. Vernon and Marshall Hall on Monday, July 4.
1887 Boat will leave her wharf foot Of 9TH street at
10 q m. and $50 pm. returning at 3:15 and pm
Fare round trip. to Mt Vernon 41 to all other points
50c Music, Dancing and good catering At the Hall
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"ARoEN VASES at SuttIu brUa-, 4b- SIh ST
SUITS reduced TO 80. Eiseman, 9TH and E.
FROZEN CUsTARD Gautfers, 136 10th st. NV.
LOO PAIR of autiphones or ear protectors were
Sold the first six weeks in Germany.
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REIsINGER's Ice cream, 235 G ST. NV.

SUITS reduced to $40. Eiseman, 9TH and E
DAISY STAKEHOLDER 81. fn4 9th St NV
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DRoPOsALs FOR STATIONERY.
I DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
WASHINGTON, d. c., June 16, 1857.
SEALED Proposals wiz Be received e this
1887 for Furnishing stationery for the Department Of
the Interior during the fiscal year commencing July
1887 Proposals. must be made the Department
forms which. with the necessary instructions, viii be
furnished on application - this Department.
l. q. G. LAMAR,
jo00-2aw-6t oecxotaxy Of the Intexjoe.
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The best and cheapest gas range at s s. Shedd
Bros, 432 9th st.
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MANASSAS, Va, ORGANIZES Town GOVERNMENT
Inc council OF the corporation OF Manassas Va
recently elected, organized yesterday by electtn9
unanimously Geo. Trimmer, mayor: =. ". Hyn
son, clerk; W. n. Longwell, sergeant. The new
council consists OF Richard Mtlligan, Geo c. Round
T. w. HynsOn, +. c. Rovabaugh Horace Ashton
Jno. A. Cannon, and Jno. 7. GOodWtn
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BRoDHEAp & Co. are sacrificing Dress Goods.
LIGBTNING Rops, electric work. j. Ii. Kuehling,
12l2 Pa ave. northwest.
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ooc Music, Dancing and Rood catering At the Hall
FOURTH Or JuIYAr
MARSHALL HALL.
10 IA.
ence Day The boat will leave the Corcorans wharf,
Dancing and good catering at the Hall 3e29-lt
D Tsm Pa
T St and New Hampshire ave, and foot of High ST.,
Boat eiaS .nd Dae Eanans Landing
First trip up Of am. last trip down at 10 pm.
large parses TsspSone es isses nor
STEAMER PILOT BOY
GLYMoNr,
can be chartered most favorable terms for Day E1
Apply at Office. s02 Pennsylvania ave jeos-1m
EXCURSIONS on B. 4 o.
TO THE FOLLOWING POINTS:
BAY RIDGE,
On the Chesapeake Round Trim Al
For time Of train see Bay Ridge advertisement
Every Tuesday to
commencins Tuesday; July Sth Leave Washington
Every Thursday to
HARPER'S FERRY,
On the Potomac. Commencing July TIN (exceptine
July 14th) Leave Washington 8 As m. Returning,
arrive 20 pm. Round Trip 81.
Every Wednesday to
LURAY CAvERNS.
Commencing July 9th. Leave Washington 800 I'm.
Returning, arrive pm. Round Trip $3 SO.
fx Tickets and
tngtOn without extra charge
w. NJ. CLEMENTS c. K LORD.
1e27-2m Manager Gen1 Pass. Agent
MOONLIGHT EXCURSION UNDER THE AUS.
~ R5ces of the YOUNG Peoples AssSeation Of the
Wednesday evening, July 6. 1897 starting promptly
at 3 O'Clock. Tickets, SO cents je3O- colt
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